Out of the nearly 150 public historical statues in New York City, only five of them are historical female leaders. In honor of International Women's Day, Old Navy celebrated the iconic female ...

An shocking new 8-foot-tall golden statue standing on top of a New York City courthouse ... s belief that fierce female resistance is needed now, after the death of U.S. Supreme Court Justice ...

Here’s an interesting fact: There are only a handful of statues in public spaces around New York City that depict female historical figures. Four are on city-owned property, and one more is in a ...

Twitter users ruthlessly mocked and condemned a new statue installed atop a New York City courthouse ... The statue is adorned with the late Supreme Court Justice’s signature lace collar.

Social media didn’t take too kindly to a new 8-foot statue outside a New York City courthouse ... The statue even displays the late Supreme Court Justice’s signature lace collar.

New York City ... to the city in 1915. “The empowerment that she represents” in fostering female leadership skills is what made Ms Maskara say she wanted to see the statue of Ms Low in midtown ...

At last, this work puts a female figure on a level plane ... First Department of the Supreme Court of the State of New York). The statues, unveiled this week, will be on view through June 4.

Next to the statue’s new building is the Angel Orensanz Center, one of the oldest synagogues in New York City. Just above Riverside ... The original — the only female nude sculpture designed ...

Move to raise awareness about low representation of women in public statues Shahzia Sikander’s sculpture “Now” (right) stands atop a New York courthouse ... an eight-foot female sculpture ...